Episode 86 - Summer Rewind: Amy Moritz
Bryan and Peter continue their “every-other-week-summer fun-time,” and reintroduce an interview from the HWYRT archives for the second Summer Rewind of 2017:
Bryan and Peter answer a listener question on how to increase one’s per-mile pace while being a member of the Clyde Army. Peter updates Bryan on his tendonitis. Then sportswriter and “late-onset athlete,” Amy Moritz, calls in for a discussion about her upcoming book about what it means to consider oneself an athlete. Photo by Sarah Anderson.
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